a northern california river flooded 2,000 homes, businesses and other buildings and left two communities virtual islands after days of stormy weather, officials said wednesday.the towns of guerneville and monte rio were hardest hit by water pouring from the russian river, which topped 46 feet late wednesday night, said briana khan, a sonoma county spokeswoman.the river frequently floods in rainy weather but it hadn't reached that level for 25 years and wasn't expected to recede again until late thursday night.about 3,500 people in two dozen communities along the river remained under evacuation orders.jeff bridges didn't leave even though he said the water was 8 feet deep in some places. the co-owner of the r3 hotel in guerneville, said he and others who stayed behind were well-prepared to ride out the storm. he and employees moved computers, business records and furniture to second-floor room."as long as everybody is safe, dry and warm, it's all fine. you just ride it out," said bridges, noting that this flood was the fourth he's experienced in 33 years.he added: "people in florida have

but attorneys representing northern california wildfire victims aren't buying itsot amanda riddle/attorney for wildfire victims :21there was no how much , where the money is coming from how claims procerss, whether pge will leave the money and let the victims fight over it. so we will need more information before we agree to any kind of process liek thatattorneys for pg&e said they did not file for bawildfires in 2017 and 2018.... but a 4-million dollar settlement reached with 22 butte fire survivors has been set aside due to the bankruptcy.sot mike danko/attorney for wildfire victims :55how can pge say we are doing this beucase we care about fire victims when just before filing instead of psyinh victims who they agreed to pay they stiff them and give a riase to senior vice president and then they submit papers to give bonuses to executive who oversaw the carnage in the first placein court thursday attorneys for the butte fire survivors argued employee bonuses should come after fire victims are paid... sotthe victims first, the victims should be first but the judge refused to change the pe

. >>> quite a night for a northern california warriors fan. on this day in 1973 he saw the warriors play the 76ers in philly when he was 12. tonight they played in oakland and his son brought him to the game. >> when i broke out the program it was 46 years to the day and jim program. this evening he resigned it. >> you hung on to it the whole time. >> jim does color commentary for the warriors, he scored 15 points in that game in 73. >>> the warriors will be hosting the lakers this weekend. but if that's not for you there's other things to keep you busy. >> san francisco beer week kicks off with a opening gala at pier 35. it will bring hundreds of events e bay. tastings and food and beer pairings, enjoy festivities at the chinese flower fair. buy fresh flowers, fruit, candies and other items for the lunar new year. >>> in the south bay the great malph the bay area in millipedeis. this is on saturday. in the north bay the great sonoma grab and wine festival. it's at the fairgrounds in santa rosa. >> the water birds fest val. you can find the fe

wine country has reached flood stage and reached flood country has california's wine northern a river in a river in northern california's wine country has reached flood stage and forecasters expect it to rise even more as a winter storm lashes the region. the national weather service says the russian river in sonoma county topped 32 feet tuesday evening and it could crest at more than 46 feet by wednesday night.the river has repeatedly flooded during heavy rains but this is the highest the waters have risen in more than two decades. authorities earlier ordered thousands of people in two dozen communities to evacuate. the order covers a 35-mile (56- kilometer) stretch of the river.several other northern california creeks and rivers are expected to crest their banks before the storm eases out of the region. (grant) we first told you about the evacuation orders trough a push alert. make sure you download make sure you download the kron four mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts in your neighborhood (ken) all day we've been telling you about rescues of drivers stranded

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it won't let you down. >>> floods have forced thousands from their homes in northern california.ussian river is overflowing and still rising. meg oliver is in a town tonight that is surrounded. >> reporter: jeff, the russian river is rising so fast, homes are surrounded. cars are submerged, and the town is now virtually an island cut off in every direction. guerneville, a resort town 75 miles north of san francisco in california's wine country is just one of scores of communities in trouble here. the river along its south side is expected to crest at 46.1 feet at 9:00 p.m. here. that's 14 feet above flood stage, and the biggest flood here in 22 years. fallen tree, downed power lines and stranded residents are taxing first responders and their resources. you even have boots on? >> no. >> reporter: darrin dempsey walked more than a quarter mile to make sure everyone he knew was okay. how far did you have to walk to get to your boss's house? >> past the gas station. >> reporter: and he's okay? >> yeah, he's fine. >> reporter: are you going to check on him again? >> i'm going to get

. >>> and catastrophic flooding in northern california and the deep south. ♪ >>> good morning from thetudio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. there are breaking developments out of hanoi. a summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un has abruptly ended without a nuclear agreement. the breakdown came just hours after the president and kim appeared together after their second day of talks. at a news conference capping the summit, mr. trump said north korea wanted the u.s. to lift sanctions. >> we had some options, and at this time we decided not to do any of the options, and we'll see where that goes. it was -- it was a very interesting two days. and i think actually it was a very productive two days, but sometimes you have to walk. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders said the leaders had a very good and constructive meeting and look forward to meeting in the future. steve portnoy reports from hanoi. >>> i'm never afraid to walk from a deal. >> reporter: president trump wrapped up his summit with k

humira. >> glor: floods have forced thousands from their homes in northern california. russian river is overflowing and still rising. meg oliver is in a town tonight that is surrounded. >> reporter: jeff, the russian river is rising so fast, homes are surrounded, cars are submerged, and the town is now virtually an island cut off in every direction. guerneville, a resort town 75 miles north of san francisco in california's wine country is just one of scores of communities in trouble here. the river along its south side is expected to crest at 46.1 feet at 9:00 p.m. here. that's 14 feet above flood stage and the biggest flood here in 22 years. fallen trees, downed power lines, and stranded residents are taxing first responders and their resources. do you even have boots on? >> no. >> reporter: darren dempsey walked more than a quarter-of-a- mile to make sure everyone he knew was okay. how far did you have to walk to get to your boss' house? >> past the gas station. >> reporter: and he's okay? >> yeah, he's fine. >> reporter: are you going to go back to check on him again

this ridge of high pressure sinks south allowing the storm track to return to northern california but not tomorrow and not sunday. we'll see a change tomorrow, cloud cover. tomorrow morning we'll be clear. by tomorrow afternoon cloud cover, a couple showers in lake county and northern mendocino county, but the immediate bay area cloudy but dry, same story sunday, mostly cloudy skies, but the rain stays away. monday morning the commute begins. the rain begins in the north bay. watch the rain get heavy at times but only in the north bay. futurecast now for rainfall totals, look at the huge difference. san jose 1/2 of 1 inch, multiply that by 8 for ukiah. pgh there's going to be a big cutoff where the north gets soaked and to the south not much rain at all. the line will likely be somewhere around the bay area. clear and cold tonight, mainly dry this weekend, far north bay may get a few raindrops and that is it. tomorrow oakland 57, napa 57, san jose 59 and your extended forecast, rain monday, especially in the north bay, rain for all of us tuesday, rain ending on wednesday and milder ne

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but attorneys representing northern california wildfire victims aren't buying itsot amanda riddle/attorneyctims :21there was no how much , where the money is coming from how claims procerss, whether pge will leave the money and let the victims fight over it. so we will need more information before we agree process liek thatattorneys for pg&e said they did not file for bankruptcy to avoid potential responsibility for california wildfires in 2017 and 2018.... but a 4-million dollar settlement reached with 22 butte fire survivors has been set aside due to the bankruptcy.sot mike danko/attorney for wildfire victims :55how can pge say we are doing this beucase we care about fire victims when just before filing instead of psyinh victims who they agreed to pay they stiff them and give a riase to senior vice president and then they submit papers to give bonuses to executive who oversaw the carnage in the first placein court thursday attorneys for the butte fire survivors argued employee bonuses should come after fire victims are paid... sotthe victims first, the victims should be first but the jud

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politico money from two army corps of engineer flood control projects in northern california edor california and relief funds puerto rico. watching the two men, one in washington, one i talkinllhi continue to cover both. and we'll have much more for you this evening. >> thank you, scott. >>> now the microclimate forecast. clear tuesday but the rain settles in tonight. >> kari hall is tracking the incoming storm. kari, nice and clear right now. >> yeah. it's for the most port not really raining heavily but in some spots we have seen some light rain coming in. looking live in san francisco right now. see the low clouds and also we're seeing the same over san jose. we have a few hours to prepare for the rain to get heavier later on tonight and our temperatures stay on the cool side. now, looking at storm ranger, that's the red scan with the mobile doppler radar starting to pick up on some light santa rosa northward some higher eleons a getting in on light snow and wintry mix and then once again some light rain on 101 to petaluma and extending eastward. expecting the rain to move in, low pressur

joining me now is marina parks ceo of girl scouts of northern california. is it gold award girl scout of the i have to get this. you worked hard for this. i'm joined by trisha senegal and anika. thank you for being here. you're a freshman, you're a sophomore. how excited are. >> you extremely excited. this is a unique opportunity. this is a chance for young women to really come face-to- face with very successful women. >> girl scouts are preparing girls for lifetime. >> this year for the first time the business journal and girl scouts are uniting so all- around the country they can participate in mentoring monday. a program that connects women in the business community with mentors. think of speed dating. there will be 40 amazing women in eave location on monday morning and an opportunity to meet as many as possible to be mentored by them. >> what are you most excited about. it sounds like a fantastic opportunity to pick the brains of successful women. >> i'm really excited to hear about how they overcame obstacles they faced. females in leadership. i think

northern california is not the only area seeing some harsh winter weather patterns.ok at the snow in las vegas. >>> it has been an extremely active couple of months in the bay area with weather. we will tell you what you can expect for the rest of this week. ♪ [ music ] >>> inspections will be taking place tonight on the richmond san rafael bridge. earlier this month, a worn-out expansion joint failed, sending chunks of concrete onto a car that was on the lower deck. first, cruise installed metal plates to cover the seven foot wide pole during repairs. now they are working on a long- term fix. work will start each night at 9:00 until 4 am the next morning. the work has been put on hold because of the recent storms. >>> wheel we all know about the crazy weather across the bay area. kelly woods sent us in this video through our weather app. you can see the hail coming down with a rainbow above. >> take a look at some of the hail in san ramon last night. it is weird to see in the east bay, and even the kids liked it. >>> in the south bay, it almost looked like sierra. t

i come from northern california. where the climate has been pretty tough with the drought. the climate is pretty tough when our forests burn around us and amongst us like in the town of paradise, reading, and other areas of the district neglect lively -- negatively affected by that. crisis doesn't lie in the religion of climate change, the crisis lies of not doing everything we can can to protect our citizens at the border, from the crushing national debt, and from the threatened export of our jobs that we should be employing our own people here. mr. speaker, there is room for a lot of opt minimum. we heard that message last night from the president. again right in this chamber when he mentioned our great hero from world war ii that were here last night and a one of the people they liberated from those camps, where the germans held the jewish people and executed so many of them and abused so many more. what a great story of optimism and what america is about. liberating and preserving freedom in this country and around the world. one of the highlights of high time -- my tim

and built northern california. it is the largest bureau of project solely in the confines of the state. the army corps of engineers overseas and runs the dam on the river. a lot of the water comes into the irrigation district. that's a flood control project. they do flood control but they also help distribute and provide surface water for irrigation. the amount of groundwater was in sustainable to provide for the kind of production we see here now. you get toward the foothills, you get into shallower and shallower soils. we are bringing in surface water and various your geisha and ditches. manage thislly project. overseas it. formed of the was various districts that bought and used the water. over the bureau of reclamation. the oversight in the running of the districts itself. this is a canal system that runs down the eastern side from fresno county into kern county. there are irrigation districts, there are cities. lindsay down south of us here. some of the drinking from the canal. a --y agricultural for agricultu

requesting authorization to enter a new grant agreement with northern california presbyterian homes and services ncphs for the intergenerational programs for older adults and adults disabilities during the period of january 1, 2019 to june 30, 2021 in the amount of $375,000 plus a 10 contingency for a total amount $412.500. >> okay, this next grant with northern california presbyterian homes and services who actually are now called sequoia living, they just changed their name last week. i'm going to go start referring to them as sequoyah living. their programs has two components in the first components will engage older adults living in 14 affordable housing sites located in san francisco and where they provide resident service coordination. each housing site will have a partnership with the neighborhood school whereby the students and residents of the housing sites will engage in structured activities, one to two times a month. sequoyah team members in collaboration with school faculty will develop the activities. the activities will take into account needs, ability and interest at the

filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and is facing several lawsuits related to deadly fires across northern california. (grant) it's been a rough couple of seasons for the san francisco giants... but today, a day before the team's annual fanfest... the organization hosted members of the media. kron four's philippe djegal caught up some of the big names at oracle park... who envision a winning year. (philippe) not long from now... the tarp will be pulled off the field... and, the cre san francisco gian fanfest saturday... will be replac w champions... who are eager to atone for two consecutive down seasons... and, bring winning back to this storied franchise.bruce bochy/manager- "i'm amped to go. i'm ready to go."brandon crawford/shor tstop- "we all go into spring with a positive mindset thinking we can win a lot of games, and get back to the postseason, um, and eventually win a world series." guys recovering from injuries that sidelined them for part of last year... say the off- season went well... catcher buster posey, recovering from hip-surgery, says he intends to be ready to go opening day.buster

the bbc‘s cody godwin joined some of the girl scouts of northern california as they earned their firstt girls to earn our patch. 0ne these are some of the first girls to earn our patch. one of the girls is nine years old and has been a girl scarred for five years old. didn't know about cyber security when i came here. the girls here range in age from 5—12 and they and the patch age from 5—12 and they and the patch a participating in an activity relating to cyber security. the way they are teaching the girls these skills is by doing hands—on activities. for instance, the one they are working on now is about protecting an egg from a fall but it tra nslates protecting an egg from a fall but it translates how to protect your data and keeping it safe. the egg represent something. something important like your password or a banking details will stop the goal of the activity is to not let the eighth break or in security terms, present —— prevent security information from being stolen. jennifer participated in this activity. and what did teach you? to keep things locked. so burglars don't get

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we have a develop storm off the coast there a lot of the moisture centered over far northern california expecting the development of this storm to bring rain to the bay area as early as tonight into the overnight hours, mainly for areas north of the going going, becoming more widespread, into the work week. >>> next on "sunday today," the american soldiers who helped deliver europe from the nazis while wearing ♪ you guys hungry? ♪ ♪ ♪ new theraflu powerpods. the cold and flu fighting machine. you put in your machine. press the button to brew up powerful relief. to defeat your toughest cold and flu symptoms fast. new theraflu powerpods. press. sip. relief. in our family we love tiny things. we save every drop of rain study every bite of frost. because caring for tiny things can make a mighty impact. ocean spray. act tiny be mighty. farmer owned since 1930. . . . >>> as you approach the famous bridge to enter vail colorado you notice on your right, the imposing statue of the 12-foot tall statue. it is a monument to the united states' army tenth mountain division. they helped to turn the t

we will be looking for a good soaking for much of northern and central california. and then, the rain totals drop off as you go to the south. rain turns to snow by monday in the mountains where winter storm watches are already posted. so, tonight, mostly dry. sprinkle or two in the north bay. mostly cloudy and chilly on sunday. rain is back on monday. through tuesday. overnight low ins the mid 40s . daytime high ins the mid 50s tomorrow. extended forecast, increasing clouds rain begins late tomorrow night. heavy at times by monday and tuesday in the bay area. a break wednesday and thursday, maybe more friday and saturdayment the soils are saturated and that is bad new. this is one we will keep an eye on. vern? >>> shut out, basketball. the men, three straight north coast section titles. you have it going on. as the nor cal playoffs loom ahead. if you missed it, we have a little thursday special edition of this, but you faithful will never get cheated on a two for saturday night. not one sports segment. you get two. only the media yep. i'm doing this. we're really do

. >> to northern california lawmakers are backing legislation to allow san francisco to run safe injection sites in the city. scott wieder reintroduced the bill that would allow safe injection site for three years. san francisco would become the first city in the nation with medically supervised injection sites. last year jerry brown vetoed the bill. they hope the new governor will support the new legislation.>> denver is considering a measure to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms. supporters say the mushrooms help reduce stress, however clinical toxicologists argue the side effects could outweigh those benefits and that includes increased heart rate and blood pressure, visual hallucinations as well as sensory and time distortion.>> the more symptoms could be seizures, a panic disorder, it could trigger a psychotic out rake. those require somebody to go to the hospital for medical treatment.>> if the measure passes, a policy review board would be created and it would include police, sheriffs and the district attorney's office. the denver mayor's office does not support the measure.>> esta

. >>> another storm moving across northern california. heavy rain and showers this weekend with chance of snow on the bay area highest mountaintops. it's wet and cold tonight. >> we should and getting used to this. the ponds are full, the freeways slick and more is cupping. even when we catch sun it's still unseasonably cold. >> i like some of the recent storms these are coming without high winds that rattle trees. >> that makes the prospect of the weekend more chill. >> grabbing firewood. a nice fire. it is under the skylight and listen to the rain. working outside. driving in it not always fun. >> a nice do-si-do. >> ask the girl scouts selling cookies. >> a little bit of rain never hurt a girl scout. his twins are wearing triple layers. >> we're doing what we can to stay inside when it's raining and bundle up when it's chilly. the promise of more snow in to seer -- sierra. >> with so many cold fronts piling on snow sports stores are seeing many kids and first- timers. >> they are excited. you can tell they are having an excellent timep

northern california just inundated with on and off showers.hat we are watching there is a weak ripple of energy right there. moving onshore between seattle and portland. that is going to slide down south. on the storm impact scale it is a level 1 system. scattered showers here or there. we have seen hail today and likely again going to happen. dusting of snow in our highest peak. tonight you have outdoor plans and it is a quiet picture. our next ripple of energy moves onshore early tomorrow morning. by 5:00 in the morning, light on and off showers. could see a brief break midday. i wouldn't cancel any outdoor plans you have just be prepared to move indoors for 15 minutes or so. so the acuweather seven-day foe forecast, a dry holiday on monday. dryer weather returns on thursday and into friday. >>> the three point shooting contest is underway as far as the all star festivity, larry beil has a front row seat. and this is not about bragging rights. they have a lot of money on the line for this competition. >> reporter: cash money for a long time

but attorneys representing northern california wildfire victims aren't buying itsot amanda riddle/attorney for wildfire victims :21there was no how much , where the money is coming from how claims procerss, whether pge will leave the money and let the victims fight over it. so we will need more information before we agree to any kind of process liek thatattorneys for pg&e said they did not file for bankruptcy to avoid potential responsibility for california wildfires in 2017 and 2018.... but a 4-million dollar been set aside due to the bankruptcy.sot mike danko/attorney for wildfire victims :55how can pge say we are doing this beucase we care about fire victims when just before filing instead of psyinh victims who they agreed to pay they stiff them and give a riase to senior vice president and then they submit papers to give bonuses to executive who oversaw the carnage in the first placein court thursday attorneys for the butte fire survivors argued employee bonuses should come after fire victims are paid... sotthe victims first, the victims should be first but the judge refused to change

originally, the project called for two massive tunnels to transport water from northern california to southern california through the delta. >> i do not support the water fix as currently configured meaning i do not support the twin tunnels. we can however build on the important work that has already been done. that is why i do support a single one. >> the project was estimated to cost between 16 and $20 billion. it is unclear how much money the downsize proposal will save.>>>'s veronica de la cruz news has learned that is in . but, he didn't have ign the great things to say about it. >> am i happy at first glance? the answer is no. >> sources say the bipartisan deal includes yearly $1.4 billion for physical barriers including 55 miles of border fencing but no wall. the president had been asking for $5.7 billion. >> please, mister president, no one got everything they wanted in this bill but sign it and don't cause a shutdown. >> not everything the present hope to get but i think it is a good step in the right direction. i hope you will decide to sign it. >> congress needs to pass the

narrator: see your northern california honda dealer now. rolls through this morning with heavy rain and high winds. . >>> here is a look at live doppler. we are tracking the storm as it rolls through this morning with heavy rain and high winds, welcome back. >> we will get started with a check of your forecast this morning. as we said, damaging winds moving through with that front. heavy rainfall looking at as much an inch an hour. as you can see a little bit of break in the rain just behind this cold front as it pushes through. the heaviest rainfall is in the the vin portion of saint helena, yontville you just got the brunt of off are starting to see just th cities dries out but san ramone, 580, livermore, tracy seeing heavy rainfall as well as in antioch. san jose, you are getting a break in the rain as that front has pushed off east. certainly, heavy rain farther east. future cast shows the front moves through in morning. we get some scattered showers and soggy conditions behind the front. we have the possibility of thunderstorms. keep a

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. >> really it's been in line with the north bay in northern california.ntral and south they not so much. giving you a look of over the bay where we have mostly cloudy skies, everybody has cloudy conditions, relatively cool condition in the 50s that we are looking at the rainfall amounts from the last 24 hours. it's easy to tell who is getting the rain, current field almost 5 inches, st. helena, very close to it, san anselmo above five inches, santa rosa at the airport more than three inches, st. helena 3 1/2 and san francisco for tens of an inch in the last 2430 hrs. oakland 60 3/100 of an inch, san jose traces, livermore 100th of an inch, so again the last 24 to 30 hours or so we have seen that wheelmobile moisture stuck right over the bay area and that's where it continues even at this hour of the we're seeing scattered showers from time to time and other places. it still hung up right in here there's a look at the rainfall in petaluma down to fairfax approaching the richmond santa fe bridge and san pablo bay and sonoma area as well as the napa area and

winter storm wanting for a good portion of northern california, not only in the sierra and up to one extends to lake county. here is the radar coverage. has been an active afternoon with the rain picking up today. here is the system and it's kind of moving out to the east. right now we still have some rain we talked about toward the fairfield area, concord, antioch, and right around stockton. the heavy stuff is there. we have more developers) ocean beach. nothing too major, and to the west of pacifica, and move the map when you come you get the idea the rainfall. more focused in the santa cruz mountains, also moving into sound mountain view and san we have quite a bit of coverage indicating at least a light stew maybe moderate rainfall to talk about for this evening. as far as the current numbers, it is chilly out there. definitely want to bundle a. we have a lot of 40s. fremont 45, san jose in the upper 40s. live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge, and you can see things drying up a little bit. the rainfall we had earlier have come to move on now to the east. still, so

a female troop assistant scout mastered by her dad, who also presides over more than 17,000 northern california scouts as president of the golden empire council. michael boggs/dad & pres. scouts, bsa."we're training the leaders and the citizens for tomorrow. and my belief is half of those leaders and citizens are probably gonna be women so it makes sense for us to have girls."katherine boggs/scout"when i was younger in school i actually got an award...that said most likely to be ceo of a major company when i'm older and i thought that was just really cool that people could notice from a very, early age that i'm a natural born leader."a trait that's pushing this 16 year old to make it from level one scout to the 7th and highest level of eagle scout by the normal standard of 18.not using the 22-month extension scouts bsa is giving anyone just joining this year in the midst of this transition. katherine boggs/scout"it's going to take a lot of work because of the time requirements of everything but i think it's possible and something that i can do." let's take a look outside right now... chief mete

convention and trade show industry as we know it, but she has extended that reach throughout northern california and throughout the entire country. we're very proud. i am personally very proud to have had the opportunity to know you 21 years. all i can do from our perspective is wish you all the same excitement and challenge and passion in your next 21 years. so thank you so much. >> thank you so much for that. >> absolutely. absolutely. [ applause ] >> i do, before he heckles me, want to thank you all. i wanted to say a few minutes ago that i could say a few words. so i was thinking about some major influences on me. one is certainly where i grew up. i was born in jersey city, which, at the time, was very industrial, heavy manufacturing, very polluted. so even as a little kid in early grammar school, i knew what pcbs were because i couldn't jump in the hudson because of them. i knew about lead paint. we had air pollution inversions, you know, that were so severe that you couldn't go out. another influence was my dad who raised me to say that it was important to know what you are passionate abou

nba trade deadline is tomorrow, former warrior returning to northern california, sacramento kings acquired harrison barnes, goi making a playoff push. >>> cal team not won conference since february of last year. starting well against oregon. team high 17 then cal as usual crumble. look at dunk by kenny wooten. oregon ends half on 19-6 run and bears have lost 11 straight. >>> baseball news, giants apparently one of the mystery teams interested in signing bryce harper. they were, now out in the open for everybody. hit 34 bombs, drove in 100 runs for washington last season. giants apparently met with harper in vegas, was looking for ten-year, $300 million deal. aren't we all? shocking nobody signed up for that. we'll see what he settles for. k.d. that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. do you think this i

smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than twelve thousand structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available. from sunrise to sunset across asia. the pacific explore untold and fascinating stories one on one face on al-jazeera. whether it's cute culturally in australia. to ferocious in bangladesh. thrice beatrice is the balance between endangered wildlife and then noisy neighbors. or it's great and there's nothing between how you have that any human habitat learning to live together. how many people here have seen a tiger. oh. hello i'm mr hall with the top stories on al-jazeera venezuela has closed its border with brazil as president nicolas maduro steps up attempts to stop us aid from coming in opposition led volunteers are trying to get the fast in every and by saturday and brazil's vice president has told his country will help but won't cross the line we're not goin

disaster relief funds intended for california and puerto rico, northern california the fires, puertom. department of defense funds for military construction. if the president takes money from these pots, as it were, will he explain to the american people why residents in california, puerto rico, don't need that did sasaster relief? >> jim, you're jumping the gun. the president made it clear it's not coming from disaster relief funds. he's looking at different pots of administrative funds that could be used for the purposes of securing the border. i'm not going to get into the details of where the money will come from. it's obviously something that our lawyers are looking into and so at this point the goal is to get to that number which is the physical barrier number which our border patrol agents have said is the money they need to again operational control of our southern border. we want to make sure we're able to prioritize based on what our agents are telling us are the porous vulnerable areas we need to make sure have the physical barriers but as we know and as many democrats hav

in northern california, there were entire communities covered in snow. california, guests were snowed in for five days because of the weather. the yosemite valley received 14 to 24 inches of snow just this week. we under it closed roads. it brought down trees. power outages there. people were staying in a hotel, and i was thinking, do they have to pay for those rooms? >> yeah, you have to pay. >> bit you can't get out. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is with us now. i know people are going, please, please, how long is this going to last. >> lucky they got out yesterday because they're about to get another 30 inches of snow. >> 30! >> in the exact same location. they're used to snow, just not that much in a short period of time. and yes, we're adding a lot more to it. not just there, but other places. look at washington state. these top two locations here are in the northwestern tier of the state picking up 10 inches. seattle airport, 7.2 inches for a frame of reference, that's more than they've gotten in 20 years. and it will be the first time in near